March 2010: Lower Keys Inshore Fishing Report
Water temperatures are down. That is a fact. I can’t remember when it has been so cold for so long. All I know is that it will warm up eventually and when it does, hold on. It is a well known fact that Permit will be feeding voraciously in large numbers this month.
Catch and Release Reef Fishing in the Dry Tortugas
Miles and miles of pristine water filled with fish that are always a little bigger than what you find closer to home!
2nd Annual 7 Mile Marina Marathon Sharkathon
Shark Tournament Offers Exciting Fishing and $25,000 purse
February 2010: Lower Keys Inshore Fishing Report
Where to begin? As with every other month of the year, the fishing is hot. The most important thing to keep an eye on when heading out on the water is the sea temperature. Unlike summer months.....
Key West Flats – February
Longer and warmer days will make for some great fishing on the flats of the Lower Florida Keys this month. So get out of the cold and snow and head down to the Keys and experience life on the flats.
February 2009: Marathon Fishing Report
February finds Florida hosting two prestigious sporting events – the Super Bowl and the Daytona 500. It also entertains some of the finest winter fishing to be had anywhere in the continental United States.
The History of Diving Museum in Islamorada
The perfect place to spend the day when you can't be out on the water.
Fishing Reports
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Podcasts
Fishermen, marina operators, and charter boat captains rallied in Washington DC last week to protest what they call excessive fishing regulations that will be putting them out of work. NOAA, the national Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, which enforces the Magnuson-Stevens Act has already closed some areas and intends to close others... [Read more of this review]
In this podcast we have Capt Dan Rudacille telling us about the upcoming 7 Mile Marina Sharkathon. This tournament is an all release shark tournament going on Saturday April 10th, the captains meeting will be Friday April 9th. If you’re not fishing the tournament be sure to stop by 7 Mile Marina and check out the reports on how everyone is doing,... [Read more of this review]
How do you know what charter is right for you and your group? There is a mass variety of fishing available here in the Florida Keys, and so many things to choose from, but you don’t have to choose just one thing. In this pod cast we have Capt Greg Sosnow giving you your options. What you do is up to you, Capt Greg explains how to break up your... [Read more of this review]
When winter comes around and the wind begins its frosty revenge, there’s only one thing to get our blood boiling… Kingfish, Kingfish, Kingfish! Just in time for the 1st annual Lower Keys Kingfish Tournament! In this pod cast we have Capt Jim Sharp Jr talking to us about everything you need to know about this tournament. Listen in and learn... [Read more of this review]
In this podcast we talk to Garry Cullen from Hemingways Resort in Watamu, Kenya. One of the only places in the world where you can catch and release 5 different types of bill fish all in one day, they have every thing from Blue Marlin to Yellow Fin Tuna and on to Ruby Snapper, the sheer variety of game fish off Kenya is spectacular! Garry tells us... [Read more of this review]
On this podcast we have capt Gene Chrzanowski Talking about how to “Fish Out of the Box”. Doing the same things out on the water as you’ve done year after year isn’t necessarily always the best way to go. yes it may have worked last year, and the year before that…. and the year before that but don’t be afraid to change... [Read more of this review]
Capt Bo Sellers talks to us about fishing for some of the more toothy critters in the winter time back country. Nothing can warm you up in the winter like a blistering run from a big lemon shark or a zippy barracuda, plus they are always an option when other fish aren’t! No one wants to be ocean side when its blowing 15-20 and 60 degrees, So listen... [Read more of this review]
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Check out this video clip, from “Blue Marlin of Ghana.” Makes you wonder how many marlin come into your spread and do nothing! Read More →
Striped Marlin Boatside - Capt. Warren Seller Art Marina Galapagos – There has been a great bite going on for some time off the Galapagos. The islands that everyone knows for eco-tourism also happen to produce some of the best striped marlin fishing around. While striped marlin are the main attraction, they see a good number of blues and even... [Read more of this review]
Blue Marlin Courtesy Hemingways Resort - Watamu, Kenya Dear Dianne, Hope all is well with you. Just thought I’d send in the following bit of info for you. In the last week the fishing at Hemingways has started to trend towards the bigger fish. We’ve had two large Blues on the line – one estimated at around 700 pounds and yesterday one that... [Read more of this review]
One look at the reports and one would think all that’s being caught these days are huge numbers of sailfish and striped marlin. But there still have been a fair few big girls caught thus far. The world’s highlights this year so far, by billfishery… Largest billfish of the year to date - a "950+" on the Harmattan, at Ascension Ascension... [Read more of this review]
Malindi, Kenya – It should come as no surprise that a Billfish Grand Slam was accomplished in Keyna, but this time on fly! As if it was not challenging enough to get three species in one day, angler Con Jooste added the element of doing it with a fly rod. What made this even more impressive is that one of the three was a swordfish (Sailfish, Striped... [Read more of this review]
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